Build Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Apps for iOS and Android

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Stefan Jovanovic

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

01:38

2 - Course Requirements.mp4

00:57

3 - What is Kotlin Multiplatform.mp4

04:47

4 - Understanding the Multiplatform Project Structure.mp4

04:58

5 - Target vs Source Sets.mp4

08:01

6 - ExpectActual Mechanism explained.mp4

05:16

7 - Choosing an IDE.mp4

02:55

8 - Preparing the Environment.mp4

02:31

9 - Create and Explore a KMP for Mobile Project Template.mp4

10:46

2 - Shared Module

10 - Add Dependencies.mp4

05:49

11 - Create DTOs.mp4

02:50

12 - Create RequestState wrapper.mp4

01:15

13 - Implement ProductsApi.mp4

02:20

3 - Android App

14 - Create a ProductCard.mp4

02:26

15 - Fetch and Display the Data Android.mp4

03:56

4 - iOS App

16 - Create a ProductView.mp4

05:38

17 - Fetch and Display the Data iOS.mp4

05:16

Description

One Codebase, Two Platforms: Beginner Guide to Next-Gen Kotlin Multiplatform Technology with Native Performance!

What You'll Learn?

Kotlin Multi-platform technology
Build Android and iOS app with Shared Kotlin logic
Native App Performance
The use of Kotlin Multi-platform Libraries
Build app with Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI
Actual/Expect mechanism explained
Targets/Source sets explained
Shared Ktor Networking library
Comparison between Kotlin/Swift
SKIE by Touchlab

Who is this for?

Mobile developers

Android developers

iOS developers

Anyone who want to dive into the KMP technology

Students

Beginners

What You Need to Know?

Kotlin programming language basics

Jetpack Compose basics

Macbook (Optional, not required)

Swift programming langauage (Optional, not required)

Internet Connection

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Description
Welcome to the future of mobile development. This is a short and concise course that will quickly get you into the world of iOS and Android development with Kotlin Multi-platform technology. Kotlin Multi-platform technology has just became stable. Building native mobile applications for both iOS and Android, with a shared logic written in Kotlin, is just one step away from you.

If you are an experienced Kotlin or Android developer and want to explore cross platform development, this is the right course for you. This course is adapted for beginners, which is why you will be able to follow along easily .

You will learn how to write shared code for your mobile apps to maximize efficiency and code reuse. You will explore the fundamentals and principles of multi-platform development, and gain practical insights into creating a single code-base for your mobile projects .

Along the way I'm going to explain a Swift syntax, and you will see how both Swift and Kotlin are very similar to each other. This is a short and concise course adapted to get you introduced with the topic quickly and efficiently without wasting a minute of your time .

It's filled with lots of important information that you are going to need, to understand how this technology works behind the scenes. As with all other courses of mine, this one will also include one project that we are going to build while learning this amazing technology.

So what are you waiting for?
Let's go!
Who this course is for:
Mobile developers
Android developers
iOS developers
Anyone who want to dive into the KMP technology
Students
Beginners

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Hi, my name is Stefan Jovanović. I’m an Android Developer/Designer and technology enthusiast. Love working on a new and exciting projects, sharing my knowledge with others, and always willing to learn more.I believe that permanent education is the key to success. I’ve been working as a developer/designer for 5 years so far.Have a lots of projects on my mind. I will be creating many useful courses in the future, and hope to hear from you as you enroll in one of them!Kind regards

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